If you were to visit Japan, would you go to McDonald's?

[Housetek]

Originally Posted by Henbaka

Rofl, are you sure that it's just the US ones that are super big? That's what I remember from my trip there, anyways=D

well yea pretty much every thing in America is huge=P

[clairebear]

Hell yea. McDonalds is awesome. ;')

[Housetek]

Originally Posted by clairebear

Hell yea. McDonalds is awesome. ;')

long time no see claire! =D <3 <3 <3

[crazyviking]

i would never eat at mcdonalds.
japanese food all the way. home in canada i would not go to mcdonalds.
its cheaper to buy food from store. making it yourself. is a whole lot better than eating at a restaurant.

[Sutiiven]

Never eat glasshouse if come through Vinita ,Oklahoma nasty.To be honest i changed my mind maybe but i hardly eat since my stomach hates most food.

[QuoyaNatsume]

No I wouldn't because the whoole point in going to Japan is to experience the many different things they hav to offer that America doesn't have. But.....if the food there isn't what I thought it was cracked up to be then hey why not stop into a handy Mckie D's

[twiggles]

Originally Posted by twiggles

I think that going to a McDonald's in Japan would give people a better understanding of the behaviors of another culture when you observe them in a similar situation that you yourself are familiar with.

Therefore in my opinion GOING to McDonald's, regardless of eating the food or not, is a culturally enriching experience in itself.

Let's not forget that JAPAN is offering you a McDonald's lol. Just like the many fast food joints that are indigenous to Japan @_@ >_>

[Acidreptile]

I would not.I don't really like McDonald's.

[CarleyGee]

I can't see too much harm in trying it.
McDonalds sucks here, so I'd like to see if it's more successful there ^_^

I don't really like McDonalds though, after I watched that 30 days movie.

[Harold]

Yea. Makku has the 100 yen menu, so why not? It's nice shelling out one coin instead of a dollar bill and then the tax...